Suppress echo of targetname

[nissea <ni...@ngai.se>]

Hi

I would like to check all files in a directory and if the filename starts
with "hash" the file should be removed.
My code looks like this:

<target name="delete" >
  <foreach target="deleteHash" param="Files" inheritall="true"> 
    <path>
      <fileset dir="C:\TEMP" casesensitive="no" />
    </path>
  </foreach>
</target>

<target name="deleteHash" >
  <if><contains string="${Files}" substring="hash" />
    <then>
      <delete file="${Files}" />
    </then>
  <else/>
  </if>
</target>

The target "delete" calls the target "deleteHash" for every file that are in
the directory "C:\TEMP". So if I have for example 1000 files in that
directory it will echo out "deleteHash:" 1000 times even if it's only one
file that starts with "hash". So I would like to remove the echo
"deleteHash:" or make some solution so I first check if the filename starts
with "hash" and if so call target "deleteHash". Any suggestions or help are
very appreciated, thanks.

//Nisse
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